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WATERSHED DISTRICTS


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What is a Watershed District (Minnesota Association of Watershed Districts)
​Watershed districts are local, special-purpose units of government that work to solve and prevent water-related problems. The boundaries of each district follow those of a natural watershed and consist of land in which all water flows to one outlet.  The districts are usually named after that watershed. 

West Polk County has 4 Watershed District's within it's boundary.
Middle River Snake Watershed District - office is in Warren MN
  2018 Annual Report

Red Lake Watershed District - office is in Thief River Falls MN
​  2018 Annual Report

Sand Hill River Watershed District - office is in Fertile MN
  2018 Annual Report

Wild Rice Watershed District - office is in Ada MN
​  2017 Annual Report 


West Polk SWCD and the listed Watershed Districts are active partners in the continued efforts in improving water quality, habitat enhancement/restoration, recreational opportunities and provide flood protection.

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